Call it a predicament,
Or the nature’s curse,
As soon the girl blossoms into a woman
her heart is never hers.
It belongs to the roots:
Her parents, her family,
Her unknown love, devoid of the sorrowful meetings.
A transaction she never prefers.
She sit in her balcony
For the sky teases her for sorrowful palette.
These wonders if everything, falls in her place
This heart transacted with a pulse of sorrow,
blooms into the autumn light of hope.
There is something about your face,
I wonder and wonder and never fail.
This heart somehow I feel is mine, tell me a price.
is it A knife, some blood, a meticulous sacrifice ?
Come back now, in the winter we promised.
Retrace yourself, somehow.
This heart deluded of our voices.
its our, for now. forever somehow
Make it the last sun,
the last moon,
the last meteor.
I want this time to last.
For chase me now, as you can,
As spring chases winter.
every then, somehow
SB
Neither is her life hers alone… Well written 👏
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Thank you for sharing this beautiful poem that captures the emotions of many women who struggle with societal expectations and long for love and freedom. The words are heartfelt and evoke a sense of empathy and understanding.
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